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h1. NSIA: Network System Integrity Analysis or "Website Intrusion Detection System"
NSIA is a system for detecting defacements, errors, information leaks and other types of security problems on websites and web applications.
* "More information":http://ThreatFactor.com/Products
* "Screenshots":http://threatfactor.com/Products/NSIA/Screenshots
* [[Known issues]]
h2. Project Goals
The following are the three main goals of the project:
# Easy to install and setup: must be able to setup monitoring of a website in 10 minutes or less
# Easy to monitor: must be able to set a baseline so that only new issues are generate an alert in 5 clicks or less
# High quality findings: must detect a wide spectrum of issues including security incidents, vulnerabilities, errors and malicious content (e.g. racial aspersions)
h2. Getting the Software
You can download NSIA from "SourceForge.com":http://sourceforge.net/projects/nsia/files/ or "ThreatFactor.com":http://threatfactor.com/Products/NSIA/Downloads. See the [[Installing NSIA|installation instructions]] once you download it.
h2. Getting Started
* [[User Guide]]
* [[Developer Guide]]
See also the "Quick start guide":http://threatfactor.com/media/misc/Quick%20Start%20Guide.pdf
h2. Getting Support
If you need support you can:
* "Create a Support Ticket":http://lukemurphey.net/projects/nsia/issues/new
* Email the project leader: Luke at Threatfactor.com
h2. Getting the Source Code
NSIA is an open source project hosted at "Sourceforge":https://sourceforge.net/projects/nsia/.
You can check out the source code using yourself via the following command (assuming you have "subversion":http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html installed):
<pre>
svn co https://nsia.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/nsia nsia
</pre>
NSIA is distributed under the "Affero GNU Public License":http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.html. See the [[Developer_Guide|Developer Guide]] to get started.
NSIA is a system for detecting defacements, errors, information leaks and other types of security problems on websites and web applications.
* "More information":http://ThreatFactor.com/Products
* "Screenshots":http://threatfactor.com/Products/NSIA/Screenshots
* [[Known issues]]
h2. Project Goals
The following are the three main goals of the project:
# Easy to install and setup: must be able to setup monitoring of a website in 10 minutes or less
# Easy to monitor: must be able to set a baseline so that only new issues are generate an alert in 5 clicks or less
# High quality findings: must detect a wide spectrum of issues including security incidents, vulnerabilities, errors and malicious content (e.g. racial aspersions)
h2. Getting the Software
You can download NSIA from "SourceForge.com":http://sourceforge.net/projects/nsia/files/ or "ThreatFactor.com":http://threatfactor.com/Products/NSIA/Downloads. See the [[Installing NSIA|installation instructions]] once you download it.
h2. Getting Started
* [[User Guide]]
* [[Developer Guide]]
See also the "Quick start guide":http://threatfactor.com/media/misc/Quick%20Start%20Guide.pdf
h2. Getting Support
If you need support you can:
* "Create a Support Ticket":http://lukemurphey.net/projects/nsia/issues/new
* Email the project leader: Luke at Threatfactor.com
h2. Getting the Source Code
NSIA is an open source project hosted at "Sourceforge":https://sourceforge.net/projects/nsia/.
You can check out the source code using yourself via the following command (assuming you have "subversion":http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html installed):
<pre>
svn co https://nsia.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/nsia nsia
</pre>
NSIA is distributed under the "Affero GNU Public License":http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.html. See the [[Developer_Guide|Developer Guide]] to get started.